Over the next fifty years the business expanded into music publishing and Keith took on a partner, William Prowse. The origins of KPM go back to 1780 when Robert Keith, an instrument maker, set up a small shop in London.
KPM is an acronym for its founding fathers "Keith-Prowse-Maurice," but who are these men and what does KPM really stand for? Music styles vary from symphonic to cutting-edge, through dramatic, ethnic, historic, and more. Currently KPM consists of over 30,000 recorded tracks and 800 CDs. KPM is a huge, diverse, and growing library of recordings, specifically produced for use in films, television, radio and new media. The benchmark for high quality production music.
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